hypercatalectic
hypercatalectic adjective: which has an extra syllable added to the last dipody (foot of a verse).
Adjective
hypercatalectic (not comparable)
Origin of hypercatalectic
Recorded from circa 1700; from Latin hypercatalēcticus, from Ancient Greek ὑπερκατάληκτος (huperkatálēktos).
Words formed from hypercatalectic
Words that rhyme with hypercatalectic
- symplectic
- apoplectic
- dialectic
- hectic
- smectic
- analectic
- anorectic
- catalectic
- eclectic
- eutectic
- monolectic
- pectic
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- plectic
- polylectic
- syntectic
- acatalectic
- acathectic
- anatectic
- antiapoplectic
- anticachectic
- anticataplectic
- anticathectic
- antiplectic
- brachycatalectic
- cachectic
- cataplectic
- catatectic
- cathectic
- cosymplectic
- cotectic
- countercathectic
- demodectic
- diaplectic
- dicatalectic
- dyslectic
- dystectic
- ecolectic
- ephectic
- hyosymplectic
- hypereutectic
- hypoeutectic
- ideolectic
- idiolectic
- karyorrhectic
- lectic
- metaplectic
- metatectic
- methectic
- metriplectic
- monotectic
- multisymplectic
- nektic
- nondialectic
- noneclectic
- nonsymplectic
- oligolectic
- orectic
- orthosymplectic
- paraplectic
- periplectic
Questions about hypercatalectic
- What does hypercatalectic mean?
- Hypercatalectic means which has an extra syllable added to the last dipody (foot of a verse).
- What part of speech is hypercatalectic?
- Hypercatalectic is an adjective.
Words near hypercatalectic in the dictionary
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